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US military says aircraft carrier now in Caribbean
Cape Argus
|November 18, 2025
A US AIRCRAFT carrier is now in the Caribbean Sea to bolster an anti-narcotics campaign, the military announced at the weekend - a move sure to anger Venezuela - as US forces struck another alleged drug boat in the eastern Pacific.
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President Donald Trump has ordered a troop buildup in the Caribbean as part of an anti-trafficking initiative, but speculation has abounded that Washington may be contemplating military intervention against Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro.
The US Southern Command (Southcom), which oversees American forces in Latin America and the Caribbean, had previously said that the USS Gerald R Ford Carrier Strike Group had entered its area of responsibility.
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